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tical 04-27-2010 02:39 PM

Processing question - is it high risk?
 
Where do banks (wells fargo, bofa, etc) draw the line on what is acceptable to sell?

An adult website would be high risk, so we couldn't use them. What about an adult related book on something like, masturbation? Or a book with dating tips? Are items like this too risky for US banks to want to process for the average Joe?

Domain Diva 04-27-2010 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by tical (Post 17080312)
Where do banks (wells fargo, bofa, etc) draw the line on what is acceptable to sell?

An adult website would be high risk, so we couldn't use them. What about an adult related book on something like, masturbation? Or a book with dating tips? Are items like this too risky for US banks to want to process for the average Joe?

Adult related books I guess wouldnt be high risk.....just dont push the adult part ...push that your a ebook retailer or whatever etc.....I process with paypal and other payment solutions for a number of dating and adult type items without problem. (just my view)

Amazon etc sell all sorts of sex books...videos etc but they are classed as a bookstore ( wild example)..if everything you have is adult just throw in some non adult stuff....( I have seen this done more than once)

BillyHoe 04-27-2010 03:07 PM

I believe it comes down to what is tangible and what is not. Banks( at least here) consider Virtual subscription based sites high risk. There's no signature and no proof of purchase or delivery. So the fraud rate is much higher compared to something tangible like a book. If you send someone a book you can(or at lease should) get proof of delivery. The content of the book shouldn't be an issue.I believe the same applies for sex toys and DVDs.

Barefootsies 04-27-2010 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by BillyHoe (Post 17080406)
I believe it comes down to what is tangible and what is not.

Correct.


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